Demobbed Afghans Face Uncertain Future
The interim government wants militiamen to hand in their weapons, but their prospects on Civvy Street are far from promising.
The interim government wants militiamen to hand in their weapons, but their prospects on Civvy Street are far from promising.
International organisations hope to restore a once-spectacular tomb, palace and mosque on the outskirts of Kabul
India and Pakistan jostle for markets – and influence – in Afghanistan.
Many young Afghans are turning to Bollywood movies for style tips – but only in the more cosmopolitan areas of the capital.
The controversial commander Abdul Rashid Dostum has little chance of winning votes outside his own constituency.
Afghanistan looks to foreign visitors - and their money - to boost the country and its economy.
Many Afghans say they had to pay a heavy price for the American bombing raids that forced the Taleban out of power.
Afghans enjoy the freedoms that flowed from the overthrow of the Taleban, but are deeply sceptical about the events and motives behind the toppling of the brutal regime.
A new government department is set to tackle the opium trade – but will it prevail?
Three years on, some regret the loss of life in the attack on the United States, while others remain supportive of Osama Bin Laden.